Does anyone know if the White Bass are swimming in Lake Summerville yet? Has anyone gone recently or has the cold messed with them
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Lake Summerville White Bass
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Last: 1 yr ago by TXCAV
Their spawn is tied to day length not temp so if the river and streams are flowing into the river the males should be heading up stream about now. The larger females will be a long in a few weeks.
I did not know it was based on day length. Learn something new every day!
Somerville
There won't be a creek run above Somerville unless we get flooding rain very soon. The lake is too low for fish to get up the creeks.
You really think it matters, Eddie?
Lake is way down but keep an eye on the next weeks rain.
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Lake is way down but keep an eye on the next weeks rain.
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This is the determining factor, the coming rains should help.
Where's Lake Summerville? Never heard of that one in Texas.
AllTheFishes said:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/FPYqTg3iMjm4xMeJ6
Lol. I know where Lake Somerville is. I used to fish there a decent amount while attending A and M. Just giving the OP a little poke since they don't know how to spell it.
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We used to do better in the spring below the dam when water was being released. In fact we quit trying for whites and instead targeted hybrids. Loads of fun and good times.
Lake is over 2ft low, the main feeder creeks do not even collect to the main lake and are land locked. Todays rain was just a drop in the bucket and didn't nothing overall for the lake level. Until the lake comes up almost a foot, there will not be much of a run of anything.
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